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Moonlake

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Q: Hey! Anyone know of any Irish pubs in Guangzhou?

13 years 26 weeks ago in Arts & Entertainment - Guangzhou

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darkstar1

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Yes - Hooleys (can't remember where it was though) I've been there a few times during my visits to Guangzhou and it's your average expat bar selling Guiness and pub food. Friendly enough.

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diverdude1

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I think moonlake needs to be familiar with:

www.gzstuff.com

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robguangzhou

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i went to a few of the irish pubs in GZ, same as back home. Which begs the question, why travel 1000s of kilometers to sit in a pub with a bunch of people from backhome?

Xpat.John:

Because when I want to relax in a bar, I don't want the music to be playing at ear bleeding levels, I don't want to be stared at by every person in the bar, I don't want a dozen hookers coming up to me looking for "fun" and I want to be able to have a conversation with people casually and not have to worry about whether every word I am saying is actually understood or not.

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Xpat.John

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There are many of them. What part of Guangzhou are you in? There is Paddy, Hooley's, The Tavern, McCulloughs, etc...

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